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My First Born Sassa

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 In loving memory of my dear Sassa, our journey together was a heartwarming tale of devotion and companionship: It was a warm summer day on August 30, 2021, when my husband brought Sassa into our home. At just 40 days old, she was a fluffy, white bundle of joy, with the promise of a wonderful future. This adorable pup was a gift from my husband's friend for his birthday, but he, in turn, gifted her to me. Sassa was a mix of Shih Tzu and Japanese Spitz, but her appearance was all Japanese Spitz. I fell in love with her from the very beginning and named her Sassa, a name came from Sanza Stark of but made a little changes in the second syllable so it wound sounded a bit like mine and also had a touch of my favorite swimwear brand. It was a fitting name for our new family member. During those early days, I was five months pregnant, and Sassa quickly became an essential part of our growing family. I cared for her as if she were my first child, handling everything from feeding and bathin

Bluetooth Speaker

 As I strolled along the sidewalk near the lagoon, my mind occupied by my recent transaction at the provincial capitol, a familiar sound caught my attention. It was the faint melody of a radio, playing softly in the distance. Perplexed, I turned my head to pinpoint the source, for I knew the park by the lagoon had no provisions for such entertainment.  Curiosity tugged at my curiosity, propelling me towards the gentle strains of music. To my surprise, I discovered a family nestled on the grass, basking in the park's tranquility. A mother, father, and their young son sat together, sharing laughter and enjoying the simple pleasure of a melody from their Bluetooth speaker. In that moment, a wave of realization washed over me. I couldn't help but envy the apparent ease of their lives. It seemed they carried no visible burdens, oblivious to the trials I had been facing. I was reminded of the value in finding solace amidst life's chaos, in cherishing the small moments that bring